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0404Politics

Netanyahu Calls Potential Ally 'Bennett 2' Amid Political Rift

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu referred to potential ally Yigal Winter as "Bennett 2" after Winter made sharp remarks against him. Winter stated he does not work for any individual and joining a government depends on policy advancement. He also rejected supporting a narrow government led by Gadi Eisenkot, calling it dangerous for Israel. Netanyahu responded with a video criticizing Winter.

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  • Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called potential ally Yigal Winter "Bennett 2" after sharp criticism.
  • Yigal Winter stated "Let Bibi jump on me" and denied working for any specific person.
  • Winter said joining a government depends on advancing his party's policies.
  • Winter rejected supporting a narrow government led by Gadi Eisenkot, calling it dangerous.
  • Netanyahu released a video criticizing Winter in response to his remarks.
Netanyahu Calls Potential Ally 'Bennett 2' Amid Political Rift
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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has labeled potential political ally Yigal Winter as "Bennett 2" following sharp criticism from Winter directed at Netanyahu. Winter, who founded his own party, stated "Let Bibi jump on me" and clarified that he does not work for any specific individual. He asserted that joining a government would be contingent on advancing the policies for which his party was established.

Winter also dismissed the possibility of supporting a narrow government led by Gadi Eisenkot, deeming such a scenario dangerous for Israel. In response to Winter's remarks, Netanyahu released a video on Tuesday evening strongly criticizing Winter and drawing the comparison to former Prime Minister Naftali Bennett.

0404Right · Jerusalem

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